My relationship to language is an overdetermined, tangled mess: the end result of unequal parts-learning disability, educational deficiency, and self-stylized coping mechanisms. Although I write through it everyday, I’d never considered writing about it until late in the summer of 2007. The novelist Selah Saterstrom sent around an email asking friends to share a brief […]
The Love Language of Nathie Marbury: Celebrating Black Deaf Leaders
She stands proud with a smile that turns with every intentional twist of her wrists. The character at the center of her visual fairytale presentation, Sleeping Beauty is deceptively dramatic. At any given moment, Nathie Marbury offers unexpected moods and exciting delivery to children who will never forget the experience. They will not only learn […]
A Sneak Preview of Fence Issue #40 Fall 2022
An Introduction to The Fence Portfolio of Writing by Professional Nurses
Fence 39 has coalesced during the 21st century’s first pandemic, a globalinflection point — or ongoing duration — from which we must all pivot. No matter the scope of the task before us, we ask ourselves how do we do this, now? How can we do this now? And the fuzzy and foggy shape of […]
From me to others: a short reflection
I started writing a journal during the pandemic, but as deaths numbers increased, everything seemed very narcissistic. Writing about my mundane daily experiences of a nursing researcher seemed meaningless and selfish, so I stopped and focused on working on awareness and health education. I started with my family, those close to me […]
The Hospice Ogre
I won’t forget the day the boss leaned into my office doorway at the hospice and said, “They’re calling it a pandemic.” I stared at him. “We’re in a pandemic. It begins now.” We’d seen it coming; still, we looked at one another to mark our last moment of pre-pandemic innocence, the […]
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